Hauntingly Beautiful! Vocal Coach Reacts to Orthodox Chant: Тело Христово примите

[@OrthodoxPole81]

As an Orthodox Christian, I'm so happy that you found our ancient musical tradition. We have so much ancient a cappella music that's incredibly beautiful!

[@ForceRecon112]

Christo Anesti!

[@НадеждаБычкова-к1ж]

​@@ForceRecon112 Воистину Воскресе Христос!

[@darkobarjaktarovic3435]

In Serbian leanguage is the same translаtion ,,Тело Христово примите"🙏🏼☦️🙏🏼

[@killbill1175]

You should check out archimandrite NIKODEMOS KABERNOS LIVE He's a Greek orthodox priest you will be amazed!

[@totalityofscripture1001]

Hóspodi pomíluj ☦️

[@lexxx177]

For someone like me who sings in a professional Orthodox choir (Russian Orthodox) it makes me really proud and happy to read these comments. Many people tend to forget or not fully acknowledge how much hard work and patience goes into singing Orthodox chants - especially the ancient ones. Just seeing how many people love it and are moved by it (even without being Orthodox or religious at all) really made my day. Слава Богу за все!

[@zbtech33]

Слава Богу

[@ehalverson6431]

I love orthodox music, Gregorian, the spiritual.

[@mikeysflag1519]

Amin❤

[@vladodobleja748]

God bless you from a Romanian Orthodox Christian!

[@ivolokiris1472]

As a Bulgarian, you are welcome for the language we gave you :)

[@NNN-p8w]

Perfomed in Ruski Dom (Russian home, cultural centre) in Belgrade, Serbia. Archimandrit Seraphim was guest. He sings in aramaic, while the other man sings in serbian. There were also russian monks who were singing in russian.

[@techcodenet]

And there I was thinking all our priests sang/chanted in Old Church Slavonic.

[@Инга-з4в]

​@@techcodenet Православная церковь включает в себя не только славянские страны. Поэтому и по-арамейски, и по-гречески и ещё на многих других языках. Как правило, в славянских странах молятся на церковно-славянском

[@El_Traficante]

Therefore, not georgian anywhere.

[@mattiasdahlstrom2024]

Pray for the few remaining Aramaic christian - and everyone else - in Syria - who are now under the control of jihadists led by al qaeda/ISIS commander al Jolani.

[@RudyCarrera]

@@El_Traficante Archimandrite Seraphim is active in the Georgian Orthodox Church and is, in fact, a Georgian citizen.

[@Ana-bw7gm]

All Orthodox Chants are so beautiful. It's as if you get close to God through them.

[@Agge58]

Love to my brothers/sisters in CHRIST from a Greek Orthodox Christian.

[@DepDawg]

Ο θεός πάντα μαζί σου! ☦️

[@Lili-ko4yo]

Efharisto poli

[@andmoreagain7]

I am an Orthodox Christian and once I was at a monastery and just walking around the premises and I heard the monks singing from one of the buildings and I just stood there and enjoyed it - my guess is they were practicing. It was magical!

[@dijanazdrnja3997]

As an serbian orthodox Thank you, this was beautifull reaction and for us..orthodox!❤

[@aljosapetkovic69]

Orthodox Christians my brothers are the shield that guards the realms of men

[@PassiveProfits]

Amen.

[@АндрейТерлецкий-ж5х]

Emperor protects!

[@darkobarjaktarovic3435]

Yes my brother!🙏🏼☦️🙏🏼

[@Christisking1911]

Amen brother!☦️

[@πατριχορ]

☦️

[@stevannikolovski]

This is true soul music, it touches your soul. True Orthodoxy at its finest.

[@jakajakos]

Apostolic churches have music that really give you the feeling of mystery, longing and divinity

[@jollygoodgordon5580]

*Glory to the Father and to the Son and to the holy Spirit*

[@DepDawg]

Amen 🙏🏼

[@novicasimovic7973]

Yes, he sing in Serbian language, I am Serbian, recognizing my own language. 😊

[@Crnobijelizeka]

Тело Христово примите, Источника бессмертнаго вкусите... It's so easy to get mistaken by the title to think this is in Serbian, because translation to Serbian is the same, but actually is in old Church Slavonic language, the chanting part is in Arameic.

[@NikoShortsShow]

it's Old Church Slavonic which is basically old bulgarian.

[@Lili-ko4yo]

@@NikoShortsShow o Boze,,nemoguce, staroslovenski moze biti samo Rusi i Srpski.

[@NikoShortsShow]

@@Lili-ko4yo Read some books pls. Even the first russian patriarch was bulgarian.

[@alexandrapopova814]

Той пее на църковнославянски език

[@alirezafazayeefard3417]

I don't consider myself a muslim, i was just born and raised in a Muslim country. This, whatever it is, it just makes my mind go blank and calms me down. It's beautiful

[@cherylthomas4124]

This isn’t Muslim. It’s Orthodox Christian.

[@djordjesimovski316]

Dear Beth, this is as Serbian ciryllic alphabet, right in the beginnig. The Body of the Crist is a part of holly liturgy in orthodoh musical heritage and the musical form also. We do have only ,, a capella" holly liturgies without instruments. I sing In The Saint Sava Temple's Choir. I encourage you to hear us in live versions!Greetings from Belgrade, Serbia❤

[@Сребрин74]

В Сърбия няма "Сръбска кирилица". Кирилицата е една, и тя е Българска!!!

[@ВладиславМладеновић]

Brother i think you are little to dramatic greetings from Serbia

[@animalshorts69]

@@Сребрин74 Ah, backstabing again as we are used to.

[@Oppaisenpai97]

There is for each country that uses cyrillic. They all have their own version of alphabet but its all cyrillic​@@Сребрин74

[@djape1977]

​@@Сребрин74now go home and think for a while why your capital city's original name is Serbica and why you still worship the earthly remains of Serbian king Milutin in your main church

[@Amy-sr5nm]

God bless everyone! Romanian Orthodox Christian here.☦️❤

[@DraganVaragic]

I recommend listening to Psalm 135 in the Orthodox version, titled Slavite Gospoda (Praise the Lord). Check the comments to see how people from various religions-and even those who are not religious-describe it as the most beautiful song they've ever heard. The video has 8.5M views.

[@helena2025]

I Pobedna pesma, vladike Nikolaja 😊

[@necamilosavljevic8722]

Pobeda pesma (Victory song) m.kzbin.info/www/bejne/m2TEg5RooKt1jqs&pp=ygUMcG9iZWRhIHBlc21h

[@rigavitch]

I would love to see the reaction to some of the chanted/sung Psalms!

[@swollenaor]

i got Aramaic rendition of the Our Father (pope was there) random in my feed. I heard it and i hear emotion. Even though i am not religous. It was truly a piece of art, in my humble experience.

[@Christisking1911]

It brings me to tears every time I hear my brothers and sisters sing to our Lord! I am an Orthodox Christian who is a chanter and reader in our church, and I often have tears of gratitude streaming during liturgy. Even more so when I hear groups that so obviously spend so much time together honing their craft! Christos anesti!☦️ also the reason you feel it has the colors of burgundy and purples is they are the colors most often in iconography of our Lord Jesus Christ symbolizing his divinity and kingship.

[@alexandria1663]

Alithos Anesti!

[@EL293av86]

Glory to the orthodox christianity!

[@allan_282]

Glory to Christ

[@MikeArg-hp9ho]

@@allan_282yes indeed and to His Church

[@AssyrianEasternOrthodox]

Glad to see more people experiencing Orthodoxy especially Archimandrite Serafim Bet Kharibi :) Orthodox Assyrian over here, converted November 17th to Russian Orthodox Church

[@bolebole5417]

Greetings from Serbia. If you are hearing this performance for the first time. And so they analyzed it. I must tell you that you are a very gifted person, very educated and intelligent. I immediately followed your channel to check out the other analysis as well.

[@bolebole5417]

kzbin.info/www/bejne/a3vSpIKGZqmKebM

[@mikeysflag1519]

This is how heaven sounds like❤. Love the orthodox chants. Pure love for Christ.

[@RaceSmokie]

You really need to hear the Valaam Monastery. This is the jewel of all orthodox chanting. But be careful, the Valaam monks singing can really move your feelings, thoughts ,,, you will see/hear.

[@rigavitch]

Indeed! ☦

[@bondcyber]

Я был там однажды. Незабываемое место.

[@RaceSmokie]

@ Слава Богу

[@mlupdate2023]

"Победоносна песма" is a must listen orthodox song

[@necamilosavljevic8722]

Тело Христово примите, Источника бессмертнаго вкусите. Тело Христово примите Источника бессмертнаго вкусите. Вкусите и видите, Јако благ Господ. Алилуја, алилуја, алилуја.” Receive the body of Christ, Taste the source of immortality. Receive the Body of Christ Taste the source of immortality. Taste and see, Very gentle Lord. Hallelujah, hallelujah, hallelujah.”

[@onecor1031]

Hi Beth. So glad you found the music of the Church. I am a convert to Orthodoxy. I’m a GenXer who grew up with classic rock, metal, and rap. I moved about in Protestantism and the music never really moved me. The music of the Church I can now not live without. Probably helps that the dissonance from metal is a good connection point 😂☦️🤘🏼

[@nikolozka1]

I'm glad you found the home, check out Divna Lubojevic, serbian singer,she's one of the best in The Orthodox realms...

[@ionelghiorghita688]

Try to listen the sound of "Toaca". Search " Toaca sunet"

[@onecor1031]

@@nikolozka1 oh, yes, I’m familiar…beautiful! Thank you.

[@alexandria1663]

I can relate, I’m on the same journey you took I think 😂 so many of us are finding the awesome beauty of Orthodoxy it seems.

[@onecor1031]

@@alexandria1663God grant you many years and good strength! ☦️

[@VaskoPopa-ux7hx]

This is Serbian Chyrilic in the begining, so i supposed this monk have sing in Serbia. He have clear authentic natural voice, like priests and monks in orthodox churces have.

[@ilianalexov3206]

Georgian Orthodox Chant

[@helena2025]

Iliana, The singing in all Orthodox churches is the same, but the language in which this monk sings is my native language, Serbian, not Georgian. Тело Христово примите( Telo Hristovo primite)

[@nemanjaciric5733]

​@@helena2025yes, but old Serbian. Also archimandrite speaks at Georgian, I suppose, because that's not our Serbian language

[@Мєтодипоискатєљ]

«Тѣло Христово пріимте, източника безсмертнаго, вкꙋсите.» Разпѣв је уистину наш, србски, али језик је црквенословѣнски русске разновидности, илилти кратко, русскословѣнски. Он нам у 18. столѣћу замѣни наш собствени књижни језик, црквенословѣнски језик србске разновидности, илити кратко, србскословѣнски, када Србима послѣ велике сеобе са Косова на сѣвер под аустро-угарским игом наше старе књиге не бѣаху приступачне, па се обратише русскому двору за помоћ, учитеље и књиге. Тако одбацисмо србскословѣнски, примивши русскословѣнски на његовом мѣсту. Овога потомњега користимо до данашњега дана у Србској Православној Цркви.

[@ilianalexov3206]

@@helena2025 this is not you native language, they sing in "Църковнославянски език". That is way you can catch some of the words.

[@reddragon6274]

I served as an Acolyte in the small church in my town. Thanks to the couple of years of experience, I had the privilege meeting the 'hierodeacon' Feofil, the one who started singing (in high pitch) on the video. Absolutely wholesome person, he came once to our town during the trip and he is actually an amazing singer. God bless him.

[@geosaidi9057]

I am orthodox christian from Georgia, glad you liked it ❤

[@georgepatton5380]

As our Deacon described it. Orthodox Christian Vocalists reveal the peak achievement of human endeavor. It's ultimately beyond words. "Taste and See that the Lord is Good." Eastern Orthodoxy contains the fullness of Truth that many seekers are yearning for.

[@livingdead3433]

Divna Ljubojevic! Its a must listen

[@mothidentifier]

I always get emotional and tear up when they start singing in the church. I thought there's something wrong with me but then I think this melody has healing frequencies and that's why the tears come

[@DoyleTX]

Hello 👋 I’m a vocal coach as well, and an Orthodox Christian. Thank you for this 🙏

[@motorslav]

Bulgarian born and bred and although being as agnostic as they get I have just about all the respect and fascination for our (and I mean the eastern world/the orient) history, music and religions. It’s always good to see people from the west get exposed to our stuff because in more than a few aspects it is vastly different from the western one. Kudos for that video!

[@nickthepostpunk5766]

Hi Beth, loved your reaction to this, including all the detailed analysis. I’m not religious, my favourite musical genre is post punk and goth, but I’ve been listening to this particular piece for a few years now - it always has me tearing up. I’m amazed and so happy someone has reacted to it!

[@SwordsmanRyan]

This is authentic worship of God. Don't tell us that it can be nature, or whatever.

[@DominicNJ73]

Get a grip boomer.

[@alexandria1663]

Correct. This is what our voices were made for. Worship of a created thing could never compare.

[@danaos4120]

Atheists think they can be grateful to nothingness lmao

[@vladodobleja748]

Greetings from a Romanian Orthodox Christian!

[@theaccount-rw2xx]

Finally saw sounds of my native country here. Thanks for that and there are really significant options to listen and react. I can share some titles...

[@BethRoars]

Please do!

[@cuttlefisch]

Beth, listen to Psalm 50 by Georgian "Trio Mandili".

[@carolmartin4413]

So happy I grew up a catholic kid listening to the absolute beauty of liturgical Gregorian Chant. It sticks with you forever. These same emotions well up when I listen to Enya. Thanks for showcasing our east European cousin.

[@dirtboxsam5687]

In Orthodox chant the drone is called Ison

[@allensmith1201]

Lovely Russian (older style) and Aramaic rendition of an Orthodox communion hymn. If you attend Greek, Antiochian or Russian (newer style) or any of the other Orthodox churches you'll hear different beautiful versions of this hymn.

[@giorgikk]

What does it have to do with the Russians, he is from Georgia and a priest of the Georgian Orthodox Church.

[@gioarada4365]

Don't mislead people. He is a priest from Georgia, of Assyrian origin. Born and raised, lives in Georgia. Come any Sunday to the Sioni Cathedral in Tbilisi at 12 noon and you will hear something like this. But in Georgian, here Seraphim sings prayerfully in Aramaic. Many people know about the traditions of Georgian choral singing, but you wrot about the Russian style...

[@novicasimovic7973]

@@allensmith1201 Dear Alen, it is not Russian, but Serbian who is singing. Russian version is also equally good, but this one is Serbian. 😁❤️

[@novicasimovic7973]

@@gioarada4365 So what. Song is on Serbian language, and all orthodox Christians are brothers. He probably learn that song in Serbia or in very famous Serbian monastery Hilandar in Atos, in Greece.

[@TheBobVova]

@@giorgikk The original video is from St. Petersburg.

[@synanthony]

Peace be with you. He is the Way, the Truth, The Life.

[@cynthiabolanis255]

This is how we learn to sing in an orthodox choir. Scattering our breathing. It’s a very ancient sound. Music is a huge part in our faith

[@danchokonstantinov6735]

Father Serafim sings in Aramaic, the language of cotemporaries & of Jesus Christ . Beautiful .

[@Frellyouall]

I think I've seen this guy do Psalm 50 with a little girl for the Pope. It was mind-blowing.

[@Aaryq]

Yes! I hope she covers it

[@Frellyouall]

kzbin.info/www/bejne/jqKWhoturq51kKssi=I4JAgcaFsW-epxJ1

[@katerinakaterinaki9143]

The Orthodox fathers of our church for Beatles to pray with heretics. If this man sinks to the pop is not an Orthodox but an oikumenist. Oikoumenism is the Heresy of heresies.We don't make friends with the evil pope.

[@rigavitch]

It's so divine! And so is the little girl! ☦

[@vellabella917]

You should listen to “Agni Parthene” another beautiful orthodox chant revealed to Saint Nektarios ☦️

[@srdjanstojanovic7997]

Слава Богу!

[@BethRoars]

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[@oscararzate7956]

Mí güera hermosa ❤👏👏🍀🍀

[@alwaysflushinpublic]

Are there any reviews of Bulgarian folk music choirs? kzbin.info/www/bejne/nofUo4pjm7WCh5Isi=UaWVVgMw_pWZAvGe

[@blortmeister]

Spent a lot of years listening to ambient, noise, and drone--so this is my neighbourhood. I love the way each voice has slight differences and letting it flow over you, you hear slight beats from in the sound. It was Eno's "Discreet Music" that changed the way I listened to music and led me into wild and woolly spaces in experimental sound. All of which meant that when we moved onto a farm, most music stayed on the shelf, and instead I found myself listening to the ambient world as if it was music. Lovely times, that.

[@Gamerone64]

I have always loved the music of nature.

[@johnvanderschuit]

The background tone is called ison (pronounced ee-sahn) Critical part of most orthodox chant

[@rdgr]

I am a convert to the Russian Orthodox due to being married to an Orthodox woman. I love the Devine Liturgy because the choir sounds very professional as they are giving Glory to God. Which reminds me of the Divine Liturgy that is described in the Apocalypse of St John (the Book of Revelation) Also our Church bells are out of this world.

[@user-ir5ul1ph1c]

I am an Orthodox Christian and also in the choir. Hymns and chants can be incredibly difficult and intricate but out of this world in beauty.

[@vetb4051]

Thank you for sharing this, it was beautiful!

[@natasatodorovic7383]

Dear Beth, I'm glad you discovered the beauty of orthodox music. Small correction, they do sing to a Specific God, a Person, the Holy Trinity, not to nature or something imperosanal. It is very important. ❤

[@rigavitch]

Yes! To us, the Orthodox, it is of the greatest importance! All Glory To God ☦♥🙏🏻

[@vrhovnipredstojnik7650]

Greetings from Slovenia sisters and brothers, God Bless, you all!

[@deirdrelewis1454]

Absolutely beautiful! I’ve heard Gregorian chant that is also moving but this is stunning.

[@iznone]

Dear Beth orthodox singins is something exceptional, dig more please!

[@vasilis717]

That's the result of byzantine way in training with notes and how to turn them vocally with skilfull breath control... Orthodox priests and choir are been trained like that for 1600 plus yrs now...

[@Aaryq]

Please do more from Father Serafim. He is a true joy to hear

[@araksija]

May be react to his singing to the Pope when he came to Georgia several years ago.

[@araksija]

kzbin.info/www/bejne/oqDGiGBviJVjjLcsi=G0lBrD3q7d-Q3Wad

[@rigavitch]

@@araksija I have sent that to many people. It is SUBLIME!

[@darkomaks7889]

PRAVOSLAVNI HRISCANI SU PRAVA RELIGIJA NE KATOLICI I DRUGI.To su za nas Jeretici koji su se odvojili.

[@dvv18]

For all who says it's Serbian or Georgian: please see the video's description for a link to the original video. Here's more background: This is a performance of hierodeacon Theophilus (Feofil; Andrey Bogolyubov in the world) - a Russian monk and a choir leader - and his choir _Anastasis_ in St.Petersburg, Russia, during the 2018 Easter season. Note in the original video the distinct Russian accent with which Fr.Theophilus and the public pronounce "Христос воскрес!/Воистину воскрес! " (Christ is risen!/Truly risen!) Schiarchimandrite Seraphim (Bit-Kharibi; Bitbunov) - an Assyrian-Georgian Orthodox monk - makes a guest appearance doing what's he's famous for - reading a psalm and singing in Aramaic. The singing is performed in the Eastern Orthodox monastic tradition shared among Eastern Orthodox monks, not just in Georgia. The phrase "Тело Христово примите (приимите)" (Receive the Body of Christ)" sounds pretty much identical in Russian, Serbian, _and_ Church Slavonic, so here it is in Church Slavonic, maybe with some Russian accent.

[@πατριχορ]

Orthodox chants are awesome ☦️

[@АнониМуС-е3ю]

This is a spiritual song that is sung at the liturgy during communion in the Orthodox Church. Believers slowly, in the deepest faith, move towards the priest, to receive the Body and Blood of our Lord Jesus Christ and thus completely unite with the one who, with the greatest Love for us, suffered on the cross!

[@adamblackshaw9151]

I read that as 'Hauntingly Beautiful Vocal Coach' and thought, yes, Beth is rather lovely 😉

[@elydan6049]

Thank you for your useful comments and for studying the orthodox chants 🙏🏻❤️ you make an important contribution to culture.

[@somechannel2461]

Dam ur videos make me happy everytime and enjoy music more than i enjoy it before Thanx ! and much respect for art

[@ninasubova2437]

Thank you lovely lady. Your mere appreciation & aw of the beauty of this holy celestial sound means that you are well on your way into connecting with God. The celestial sound of the Eastern Orthodox Faith is second to none. Love & blessings dear soul. I am a Russian Orthodox who loves all cultures and it's people. Thank you again for appreciating & recognizing the beautiful sound of Orthodox Christianity.🕊️❤️🕊️🕊️🙏🕊️✨🕊️🌎🕊️

[@SautterFilm]

This was a beautiful surprise to see in my feed. I love his voice, he actually has an album. But it touches the soul for sure.

[@mattnobrega6621]

I love the sound of a good gregorian chant or orthodox chant. I love your analysis and review on a beautiful sound. 😁 I also love stuff like this in great halls or large rooms as the acoustics make the chant seem more. magnificent

[@play2earn540]

I know Seraphim from my childhood , he is a very good man ! Even before he came to church ! Also hi is very talented. Sportsmen and singer in past .

[@mimiv3088]

I've been listening to archimandrite Seraphim for years now. He's such a blessing to my soul. It's like angels are all around him singing with him such beautiful music to God. Thank you for reacting to him. I've been hoping someone would. He made the Pope cry with his voice. You need to check out more of his videos.

[@didamiljkovic2350]

Greek Kabarnos is better...

[@MikeArg-hp9ho]

We are a strong squad of millions of men and women (and thousands of saints ❤).

[@az91500]

Прекрасно, поздрави и любов от България ❤️❤️❤️

[@andersonaraujoluz8978]

*Magnífico!!*

[@opinionfromnino]

You can also search on KZbin under the title "Musical Aramaic rendition of the Our Father that moved the pope in Georgia" by Father Seraphim performed in the "Sameba" Cathedral Church in Tbilisi (Georgia)

[@dumbidols]

I second this

[@gerasimosmusicianofficial]

Divine music indeed...

[@aleksandarmitrovic1025]

Slava je BOGU za sve!!!

[@vasili9756]

Please, try to find and listen to Greek Orthodox psalm. Is marvelous!

[@panagislefkokilos3082]

show me 1 proof archeological or historical that jesus existed. also you have to explain to me how all the stories for the never existed jesus are stolen from the greek literature..evripidis tragedy alkistis is exactly the story of lazarous resorection dionisos made the water wine so the fake jesus did. and something very smart that the christian murderers did they put the fake jesus in time so the world now say before and after jesus hahahahahaha. i wonder why we say after the fake jesus and not before alexander the great ?before aristotelis before plato?after all these were real people not a fantacy like the fake jesus. during the roman empire the jews and the romans killed many millions of greeks to inforce the fake jesus. they destroy statues they burn libraries academies and destroy the most beautiful buildings humanity has ever seen before just to inforce the fake jesus on the west side of the empire for the east side they create the bullshit of islam.the greeks taught humanity HOW to think and not WHAT to think. any human been with a normal brain and litle time to stady history can clearly see that all religions are pure bullshit created by criminals to control blackmail threat people and steal money and have power over people.i was baptised by force when i was a baby and i grew up christian in greece until i read my ancestors books and find what the truth is now i want revenge when ever i see a prist most of the times i send him to the hospital.i hope war starts soon so we the greeks take some blood back burn churches and cut off the heads of the priests and we are many and everyday more greeks find the truth.the difference betwin the greeks and the christian murderers? the greeks build a world based on intelect and they never lied the christian murderers build a world based on assumption and imagination . the word demon is the greek word ΔΑΙΜΩΝ from the word demon in greek we have the word ΕΥΔΑΙΜΟΝΙΑ that in english means bliss. you see the word demon actualy in your language means ANGEL but the christian murderers change the real meaning of the greek word to serve their fake narrative with the fake jesus.the stealing from the greeks is so clear and the greek literature is many centuries older than any fake jesus or religion .THE ONLY THING THAT ALL RELIGIONS BROUGHT TO HUMANITY IS DIVISION CHAOS WAR AND DEATH ALSO PEDOFILES AND CHILDREN RAPISTS CHRISTIAN MUSLIM HINDU DONT MATTER THEY ALL LIKE TO TRAFFICK TORTURE RAPE AND KILL CHILDREN THAT IS WHY SO MANY MILLIONS OF CHILDREN DISAPEAR EVERY YEAR

[@VesitoV]

Pure art! God, space, nature, soul... It's incredible!

[@indja69]

I am born orthodox, but more agnostic - but this is so beautiful, so soul reaching. I have great respect and admiration for this ❤

[@Levin.Hoffmann]

Orthodox Christianity is the one and only true religion ☦🛐

[@drazantodoric6040]

Mrs Beth Roars , Serbian singer Divna Ljubojević , singer of Ortodox Church Music , "Divna & Melόdi - Kyrie Eleison/Кирие злеисон.

[@emaema1764]

Oh da, Divna je moj najomiljeniji izvođač.

[@aleksandarrankovic7452]

Certainly every song by Divna Ljubojevic is beautiful and timeless.

[@rigavitch]

@@aleksandarrankovic7452 Agree!

[@zaklinaivkovic4550]

Zaboravili smo Pavla Aksentijević, a,, Pobedonosna pesma,, prva među jednakima

[@maggedo-x1s]

"Holy Moley! I want to react to this", too! 🤭👍

[@thespacechannel3621]

one of the last remaining people who can speak ans SING in arameic language of Jesus Christ. Respect

[@Bobby.truthsayer.1956]

This beautiful music that is coming from Gods instrument, the human vocal cords. This melody comes down through the ages of the Orthodox Church.

[@mr.e8432]

I attend a traditional Latin mass here in the USA, and the parish, I think it’s one woman and two or three men, singing Gregorian chants throughout the mass, the voices echoing all around the cathedral. It’s amazing.

[@zvonkolandup9635]

All orthodox chant have the same Spirit, no matter from which country comes..

[@anidiotsguide757]

This has that haunting drone feeling that also makes Wardruna so good.

[@oscararzate7956]

Que hermoso cánto parecido al bello cánto de una sirena gracias dios por tu creación 🧜💜 amo tanto tu creación 👏👏🍀🍀

[@user-qz2zw4py8y]

Serafim Bit-Kharibi has a phenomenal voice i would highly recommend each and every one of you to look him up on youtube

[@painjammin]

The drone is called an Ison.

[@jerimyspencer1541]

Serafim is one of the best vocalists I've ever heard. I would love to see you react to his psalm singing for the Pope

[@user2048]

I first read the title as "Hauntingly beautiful vocal coach reacts..."

[@mc.the_machine]

Me too. I was like "damn, that's bold of her!" Then I reread it and saw the '!' In there. I mean, I agree with the other one as well, but it would be weird if she said that about herself.

[@bsbowring]

Haha, same. "Weird flex, but OK."

[@bruceleenstra6181]

My brain saw " beautifull '' and I thought it must be a joke title - overstating the obvious.

[@gazoontight]

Both are correct.

[@AleksandarAbramovic-gh4bi]

Same bro lol

[@cacavati]

In Eastern orthodoxy the use of instruments is not allowed, all the praising is done by people as they are simply enough

[@kk-om5zm]

Αμήν...Υπέροχο Χριστέ μου...❤❤❤❤✝✝✝✝.................................Μπράβο Μπεθ ❤❤ ....(Well done my lady).

[@Милош.С]

Христос Воскресе !!! ☦️❤

[@segamble1679]

Re: connections between gestures and sounds. Some of the best choir directors I've had used their hands to really paint sound pictures for us singers, not just while conducting, but during rehearsals while trying to explain what kind of sound they wanted. It was so effective. Also, love the reaction to choral music. Keep em coming!

[@vladimirgrbic8325]

Ginger, yer doing great in sensing what it's all about. Applause onto thee.

[@MrBPC76]

There is a video out there of Georgian priest and choir singing the Lord's Prayer in Aramaic to Pope Francis, and he was so taken by the performance that he bowed his head in prayer. The acoustics of the church made the whole thing even more powerful. You should definitely give that one a listen.

[@Dajo2304]

The emotions that we feel listening to this, is the God itself...

[@johnchrysostomon6284]

You should become Orthodox

[@rigavitch]

Everyone should! I pray for this...